... navigation of the Godavery- fidence in the Minister who proposed it. The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH said that the mea- The division is no Whig-Radical triumph. Ministers sure he would suggest was to teach the people of owe their escape from a damaging defeat to the ...

... patriarch of the Whig party. At the banquet and the Via Buja is in process of reconstruct:on.. men of all parties were seated round the board, Whigs as A straight broad street is to be made front well as Tories. Mr. Longtnaa, the great Whig publisher, was ...

... shall unmistakably recall them to power. It is better that the Radicals should fill their cup to the brim, and compel the Whigs to drink it to the dregs. It is better that their unnatural and illassorted union should endure until its renewal becomes ...

... s, brilliant orators, judicious debaters, and profound philosophers. A similar fate awaited the acknowledged leader of the Whig party, when, with a sad want of foresight, he hailed, in the excesses of revolutionary France, the prospects of a well-regulated ...

... sole benefit of France, and provided them (duty free) English iron for their war ships, and English coal to prop them; and the Whig government, at the bidding of chester, forced this treacherous treaty through parliament a threat of war with France. Mr. Cobden ...

... valuable ally to this country. She has been by turns petted and discouraged by the wavering and uncertain policy of the weakest of Whig statesmen, but she knows that this country of England has trembled for her in her perils, and rejoiced with her in her good ...

... OF LONDON.—The University of London is making active exertions to obtain the seat in parliament so often promised by the Whigs, who, as usual, exhibit a convenient forgetfulness of their obligations. The small section of the graduates who belong to that ...

... the inference to be deduced from Whig treachery towards the Church, that, in presence of a choice between the attractions of place and the convictions of a life, the latter will readily give place in the case of Whig politicians. The compact at Willis's ...

... was a distinct unity. It had its The hon. members on his side of the house were expected to three lord lieutenants—estimable Whig noblemen (a laugh)— vote that black was white in order to keep the present and there were several deputy lieutenants. It had ...

... took action. For many months the shareholders of the Atlantic Steam Company were kept in uncertainty as to whether or not the Whig government, backed by their Liberal majority in the House of Commons, would permit the contract to be carried out. All this ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 17. If punishment had ever been known to reform a hardened criminal we should venture to hope that the Whigs would leara a little honesty and decency from the bitter humiliation which has rewarded their efforts to misrepresent the Galway ...

... originated by a Whig leader, upon the _ _ principle that if you throw a quantity of dirt some of it will stick, and greedily caught up by the noisy pack of Radical trading politicians - who - judge other men's motives by their own. The Whigs must heartily ...